🏗️ Assembly Shorts - Using the PEB and InInitialiationOrderModule To Find Kernerl32 In-Memory

Walking the PEB is a common task for shellcode or runtime linking. This video demonstrates how several structures can be used to locate KERNEL32 without having to perform string or hash comparisons. This can lead to tighter shellcode.

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Видео 🏗️ Assembly Shorts - Using the PEB and InInitialiationOrderModule To Find Kernerl32 In-Memory канала Dr Josh Stroschein - The Cyber Yeti